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Triumphant’s

Five Disciplined Investment Strategies

Triumphant offers five portfolio management strategies, in addition to a customized solution, in order to best meet your short- and long-term financial goals. Each of our strategies are managed with an active “exit strategy” tied to our Current Market Outlook signals to reduce market risk for our clients during severe market downturns.

Please Note:All mutual funds & EFT’s are managed independently from Triumphant and may choose to invest in companies that fall outside of Biblical morality. The Triumphant team is striving to find long-term solutions that prioritize Christian insight into fund management and routinely assess our strategies involvement against their investment activity.

Mutual Fund/ETF Strategies

The Triumphant Mutual Fund/ETF Strategies allocate assets between five “no-load” mutual funds* and/or ETF’s** (~20% each) that are top rated in their respective categories. What follows are three models to choose from based on an investors personal needs and profile.

During certain types of markets, and at the sole discretion of Triumphant portfolio managers, a holding of cash (money market fund) can be used in any amount for a period of time in order to minimize the effects of a down trending market.

Conservative Model

Income funds/ETFs that proactively seek steady returns from bonds, utilities or preferred stocks.

Moderate Model

Growth and Income (or balanced) funds/ETFs that seek income and long-term growth through blue chip stocks and bonds.

Aggressive Model

Growth funds/ETFs that proactively seek to invest in companies with above-average growth potential.

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Equity/ETF Strategies

TPM Go Go Growth

A growth strategy with a maximum of 14 positions where stock selection is derived predominantly from Investor’s Business Daily ® stock analysis tools that screen for fundamentally & technically superior stocks. The strategy allows for cash to be held in any amount as market conditions warrant. In certain situations sector, index and inverse ETF’s can be utilized as a part of the 14 positions in an attempt to diversify, enhance or hedge the portfolio, but are not meant to be long-term holdings.

No-load, short-term income funds can also be utilized as an alternative to cash/money market funds.

TPM Traffic Light

Invests in the S&P 500 Index ETF while employing a STOP protection discipline. This objective, rules-based strategy, is based on a set of technical indicators that create a signal to “sell” as a possible downtrend is developing, and conversely, create a signal to “buy” after a correction phase has run its course and the markets begin to recover and rally. The model is either 99% invested in the index ETF, or 100% in cash/cash equivalents.

The portfolio’s objective is to be invested during uptrends or to be on the sidelines during corrections and/or bear markets. This strategy can also be managed with an ETF that reflects the Nasdaq at the discretion of the manager.

Triumphant Omni

TPM may provide customized portfolios designed to meet specific needs of a client outside of our five disciplined strategies. These portfolios are designed with input from the client and are based on the advisors understanding of their risk tolerance and objectives.

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Frequently Ask Questions

What does "fee-only" service mean?

What does "fee-only" service mean?

A fee-only advisor is paid directly by clients for their services and can't receive other sources of compensation, such as commissions or payments from mutual fund providers. Triumphant only receives payments based on a predetermined annual fee percentage.

What is an "exit strategy"?

What is an "exit strategy"?

An exit strategy is a contingency plan that is executed by a portfolio manager to liquidate a position(s) in a financial asset once certain predetermined criteria has been met or exceeded. It is a planned approach to reducing market risk in a way that will minimize portfolio damage.

What is an "annual fee"?

What is an "annual fee"?

The annual fee is how we are compensated for managing your assets and is charged as a percentage of the total assets being managed. Our annual fee rate is based on the strategy(s) you select and is fully disclosed upfront. It is deducted in monthly installments and is displayed on the investment account statements and online.

What are ETF's?

What are ETF's?

ETFs, while not technically mutual funds, share many similarities. Like mutual funds, ETFs are generally diversified and flexible portfolios of stocks and/or other securities. A major difference is that ETFs are traded like individual stocks, which means their prices fluctuate throughout the day.

What does it mean to be a "fiduciary"?

What does it mean to be a "fiduciary"?

A fiduciary acts in the client's best interest, not their own, when offering personalized financial advice. Fiduciaries must remove or disclose any potential conflicts of interest, while viewing opportunities from your point of view, and make decisions based on what has a high probability of working to your benefit.

What is the S&P 500?

What is the S&P 500?

The Standard & Poor's 500 Index - S&P 500 is a market-capitalization-weighted index of the 500 largest U.S. publicly traded companies by market value.

The Ultimate Retirement Plan

You’re not here by accident. God loves you. He wants you to have a personal relationship with Him through Jesus, His Son. Triumphant strives to honor the Lord and bear witness to His love and mercy by serving our clients with disciplined, proactive wealth management.